Factual:
1. What are some things that Henry Foster and Fanny suggest Lenina to do when she is feeling sad? (Joseph)
2. What did the soma help Lenina do regarding her visit to John's house? (Joseph)
3. How is John's reaction to Lenina when she tries to seduce him? (Joseph)
4. What kind of feelings do John have for Lenina? (Joseph)
5. How does the nurse calm the children down when they get excited about Linda's death? (Joseph)
6. Why does John leave Lenina alone in the room? (Britney)
7. What does Lenina logically think when she hears that John likes her too? (Britney)
8. What do advices does Franny give Lenina? (Britney)
9. What does John witness in the hospital? (Ho Joon)
10. What does Huxley label John as in the three chapters? (Ho Joon)
11. What is Linda given in the hospital? (Ho Joon)
12. What is the nurse's reaction to John's wailing that his mother is dying? (Ho Joon)
Interpretive:
1. How are Henry and Fanny similar? (Joseph)
2. Why was Lenina confused when John admitted his feelings to Lenina? (Joseph)
3. How are Lenina and John's definition of "love" different? (Joseph)
4. What effect does some have on the society that John wants everyone to quite it? (Britney)
5. Would Lenina learn how to love only one person? (Britney)
6. Why does Bernard hesitate in helping John? How does this portray the difference between him and Helmholtz? (Ho Joon)
7. Why does Huxley refer to John as "The Savage" later in the book? (Ho Joon)
8. At the end of Chapter 15, there is a scene of John finally revolting against the use of soma, and being caught by the police. Does the scene remind you of any books that we had read previously? (Ho Joon)
9. What is the significance of Linda's death? (Ho Joon)
10. What do you think about soma and the use of it in this chapter? (Britney)
Evaluative:
1. What is the significance of memory for John in this section? (Joseph)
2. Is it better to grieve over a person's death as John does, or just watch them dying with no emotions the way people in the world state are conditioned to do? (Joseph)
3. Would you like to live like Linda or Lenina? (Britney)
4. Do you think how John thinks of love is better than Lenina's view? (Britney)
5. Would an individual standing up for a cause help the society to improve in any way? (Ho Joon)
Presentation:
Discussion:
Factual:1. What are some things that Henry Foster and Fanny suggest Lenina to do when she is feeling sad? (Joseph)
2. What did the soma help Lenina do regarding her visit to John's house? (Joseph)
3. How is John's reaction to Lenina when she tries to seduce him? (Joseph)
4. What kind of feelings do John have for Lenina? (Joseph)
5. How does the nurse calm the children down when they get excited about Linda's death? (Joseph)
6. Why does John leave Lenina alone in the room? (Britney)
7. What does Lenina logically think when she hears that John likes her too? (Britney)
8. What do advices does Franny give Lenina? (Britney)
9. What does John witness in the hospital? (Ho Joon)
10. What does Huxley label John as in the three chapters? (Ho Joon)
11. What is Linda given in the hospital? (Ho Joon)
12. What is the nurse's reaction to John's wailing that his mother is dying? (Ho Joon)
Interpretive:
1. How are Henry and Fanny similar? (Joseph)
2. Why was Lenina confused when John admitted his feelings to Lenina? (Joseph)
3. How are Lenina and John's definition of "love" different? (Joseph)
4. What effect does some have on the society that John wants everyone to quite it? (Britney)
5. Would Lenina learn how to love only one person? (Britney)
6. Why does Bernard hesitate in helping John? How does this portray the difference between him and Helmholtz? (Ho Joon)
7. Why does Huxley refer to John as "The Savage" later in the book? (Ho Joon)
8. At the end of Chapter 15, there is a scene of John finally revolting against the use of soma, and being caught by the police. Does the scene remind you of any books that we had read previously? (Ho Joon)
9. What is the significance of Linda's death? (Ho Joon)
10. What do you think about soma and the use of it in this chapter? (Britney)
Evaluative:
1. What is the significance of memory for John in this section? (Joseph)
2. Is it better to grieve over a person's death as John does, or just watch them dying with no emotions the way people in the world state are conditioned to do? (Joseph)
3. Would you like to live like Linda or Lenina? (Britney)
4. Do you think how John thinks of love is better than Lenina's view? (Britney)
5. Would an individual standing up for a cause help the society to improve in any way? (Ho Joon)